At the Gillings School, we work in all 100 North Carolina counties and in 45+ countries. Local and global health content infuses our courses and degrees. Through partnerships at home and abroad, our students and faculty transform health around the world and in our backyard. Our Research, Innovation and Global Solutions office promotes and advances the School's global health activities in research, service, practice and teaching through partnerships, internships, outreach and communications.
Global Health at Gillings
Message from the Associate Dean for Global Health
Five years from now, who will be setting the global health agenda?
The Intersection of Global Health and Inclusive Excellence Seminar Series
Dr. Anu Kumar, President & CEO of Ipas, has served in a non-profit executive position for 20 years and as CEO for four years. Ipas is an international non-profit organization with offices in 16 countries and work in many more. Dr. Kumar, a Gillings School alum, reflects on what global health organizations can and should do to decolonize global health and how we need to rethink the ways we are training global health practitioners in the U.S. to work locally and globally in public health.
Partnering with Hanoi Medical University for Collaborative Online International Learning
We interviewed Le Minh Giang, Associate Professor in Epidemiology/Global Health, Hanoi Medical University; Vivian Go, PhD, Professor, Department of Health Behavior, Gillings School of Global Public Health; Natasha Hughes, MPH candidate in Global Health, Gillings School of Global Public Health; and Nguyen Duc Khanh, MPH candidate in Epidemiology, Hanoi Medical University, about their experience in the Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) Program.
